[fleXive] CMS is a Java EE content management system based on JavaServer Faces 1.2. It combines the power of JSF XHTML templating with that of the Java EE 5 content repository, [fleXive]. Some highlights include dynamic JSF templating (Facelets), easy integration of custom logic with EJB or JSF beans, a modular structure, Maven support, generic data structures, and WebDAV and CMIS support. It incorporates all core [fleXive] features like security, versioning, multilinguism, and scripting.

The KiWi core system is a flexible platform for
building different kinds of semantic social
software applications on top (currently the
Semantic Wiki and the TagIT application). It
provides all the core services required in such
applications, like editing and tagging, the
storage of content and associated meta-data, its
own triple store, transactions and versioning over
content and meta-data, a linked open data server,
and many small features semantic social software
developers will like (like convenience services
for working with ontologies or SKOS thesauruses,
etc.).

CollabNet Connector Framework is an
Openadaptor-based SDK that allows rapid
integrations and migrations dealing with the
artifact data shared between different tools in
the ALM cycle in combination with the
collaborative platforms from CollabNet. It
features bidirectional, out-of-the-box tracker
integration between HP Quality Center, CollabNet
SourceForge Enterprise, CollabNet Enterprise
Edition, database tables, and CSV files.

With MetaModel, you use a type-safe SQL-like API for querying any datastore. It is a data access framework providing a common interface for exploration and querying of different types of datastores. It isn't a data mapping framework. Instead, it emphasizes abstraction of metadata and the ability to add data sources at runtime, making MetaModel great for generic data processing applications, but less so for applications modeled around a particular domain.

The Bio2RDF software is a package which resolves
bio2rdf.org semantic Web identifiers corresponding
to bioinformatics data and knowledge bases into
RDF files which can be consumed by any generic RDF
processor.

access.see.be is an accessibility library based on
WAI-ARIA. Web developers can use it to enhance
their applications with accessible rich interface
elements. They can also create full accessible
rich Internet applications without excluding users
who depend on assistive technologies like screen
readers.

The xattr command lists, writes (sets), prints (displays), and deletes the extended attributes of file system objects. An extended attribute is a name:data (key:value) pairing arbitrarily associated with a file system object (e.g. file, directory, or symbolic link). The name of an extended attribute may be any null-terminated UTF-8 string. The data associated with it may be either textual or binary. This implementation of the xattr command is designed to be backwards-compatible with the Python script that shipped as /usr/bin/xattr in Mac OS 10.5.0 (Leopard).